Plead for Fire Chief Sullivan Sparks Retirement Debate
Newman and Siddons press for adherence to discipline while Sullivan’s friends urge retention. Hearing follows the Dec 24 fire at Hub Furniture Store and Jan 13 rescue, with advocates praising Sullivan’s duty and bravery. Congress may investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman
Siddons
Congress
Licensed to Marry in a Series of Marital Bonds
A list of proposed marriages includes Tow L Redmiles age 24 and Edith F Hampton age 19 with Rev H Stevenson Frank Lofton of the US Navy and Christine M larlor age 27 of Washington DC. Julius Oscar Wrugler 30 and Emma Vuillemin 76. Harvey L Carter 30 and May L Walker 71. Wagene Catlett 42 and Sable F Johnson 24 of Caroling county VA. William J Catlett 22 and Mudrey C Toney 33 of Richmond VA. George H Stake 29 and Sarah H Watson 26. with Rev J S Montgomery and Rev W J Meeks listed among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tow L Redmiles
Edith F Hampton
H. Stevenson Frank Lofton
United States Navy
Christine M. Larlor
Washington, D. C
S H. Greene Julius Oscar Wrugler
Emma Vuillemin
J H. Dunham
Harvey L. Carter
May L. Walker
HB Hostey
William J. Catlett
Mudrey C Toney
Richmond
J. S Montgomery George H. Stake
Sarah H. Watson
W. J Meeks
Death notices list numerous seniors and young children by Washington addresses
A crowded death notice listing many individuals with ages and home locations such as 1241 33rd St NW and 424 13th St SE. Names include Elizabeth Sanford and John M Paulus among others. several entries reference hospitals like Gay Hospital for Insane and Washington Asylum Hospital. The fragmentary list shows ages from days to 86 years and mentions institutions including Walter Reed Hospital and Freedmen's Hospital.
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Elizabeth Sanford
Hesp
Louis L. Hochetrasser
St. Nw
Frank S Schultz
John M. Paulus
The
Savoy
Augustine Goines
Yra
Samuel Hughes, Jr
Mass
Catherine J Everett
13Th
Alice Lee
Washington Asylum
Warriet Harnett
Freedmen’s Hospital
Th Dyson
Vyra Washington Asylum
Wilttwa H. Ferguson
Kathryn Second Part at Fenday Virginia Theater
City bulletins announce the second part of Selig's thrilling serial feature Kathryn shown at the Fenday Virginia Theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn
Selig
Fenday
Virginia Theater
District finance clash over interest claim in federal debt
Col George Truesdell accuses House District committee accountants of excluding the District’s view in the 1877 78 interest dispute. He says the District is owed 1 582 306 46 by the Federal government while the House owes nothing. The report by the municipal finance committee of the Board of Trade challenges the $1 009 257 24 debt finding.
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Municipal Finance Committee
Board of Trade
House District Committee
Col. Truesdell
House
House Committee
Col Trugsdell
House Committees
Congress
George Truesdell
Police to Ride Free on Street Cars in District Debate
House District committee agreed police and firemen should ride free on street cars while on duty but split over who pays or accepts uniform identification. Debate on whether plain clothes officers would be covered continued as Kahn bill stalled. Also notes lobbying charges against Attorney Shields and Sylvester's remark about a crossing policemen contract.
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House
Sylvester
Johnson
John R. Shields
O’engis
Shields
Maj. Sylvester
Attorney Shields
District United States Attorney
Brief Court Items From Probate To Divorce Actions
The will of Frances Louise Halsted filed in Probate Court leaves all property to husband John Jacob Halsted for life with a double share to daughter Helen Hatch Halsted. Several other wills and probate matters involve Elizabeth Bulloch, Emily Teulon, and Annie Laurie Royer. Adoption petition by Charles A March and Eva March seeks to adopt Annie Laurie Royer as heir. Maude L Girts seeks absolute divorce from La Salle Girts with alimony and custody. Damages suits total 35000 filed in District Supreme Court including claims against Walter C Roose, Washington Railway and Electric Company, Sophie Fenton against DC, and J Maury Dove Company versus George W Deschard for 10000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Louise Halsted
John Jacob Halsted
Alice Halsted
Fannie Halsted Abell
Bennington Halsted
Helen Hatch Halsted
Charles A. March
Eva BR. March
Delafield Street
District Supreme Court
Annie Laurie Roger
P. B. Cromelin
City Orphan Asylum
Samuelll. Roger
Alexandria
Annie Laurie Royer
Maude L. Girts
la Salle Girts
Pittsburgh
Simon Goldberg
David Wolf
Alexander Wolf
Walter C. Roose
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Frederick T. St. John
Wolf & Wolf
Foxhall Station
Sophie Fenton
District of Columbia
Hayden Johnson
EH. Carrington
J.maury Dove Company
George W. Deschard
Atttorney
George P. Hoove Achard
Dove Company
Ally
Keep City Lots Clean Urges Housewives To Avoid Refuse
A District health report warns that disposing house refuse on vacant city lots violates police and health laws. Dr. John L. Norris urges housewives to act, noting even small amounts of litter like tin cans, rags, and papers can harbor mosquitoes and disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department
John L. Norris
Police News Notes and Local Fire Losses in Virginia
Police notes report Sergt Frederick W Wilson of the I S M C allowed to retire after 33 years service without a court martial following a recent surrender. A Fire Department truck collided with a Chevrolet Chase car on Eighteenth Street, causing minor damage to the truck and wagon. A girl named Anne Graves escaped serious harm after a scooter mishap near Nineteenth and Q Streets. A large fire at Sharon Dairy near Woodbridge Va destroyed a house, barns, two cows and two horses, with firefighters delayed until fourteenth horses, livestock lost. crowds gathered from Falls Church region to watch. Four plainclothes officers added to Washington police headquarters force. two white, two colored, under authority of Commissioners via Mad Sylvester.
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Frederick W. Wilson
Brooklyn Barracks
Highteenth
G Streets
Chevy Chase
Eighteenth Street
Wyoming Avenue
Sharon Dairy
Woodbridge
W. R. Clark
Barcroft
Fails Church
Washington
Mad Sylvester
James R. Stringfellow
No. 3
Edgar W. Hoyle
No. 2
Richard H. Beckley
Robert L. Carroll
Raphael Bryan
White House
McKinley
Roosevelt
Taft
Eighth Street
Obituary Notices From Washington Churches and City
Obituary notices report the deaths of Rev. Joseph F. McGee and other local figures. Funeral rites at the Church of the Sacred Heart and Mount Olivet Cemetery mark McGee’s passing. Multiple services detail pallbearers, attendees, and survivors while noting other recent deaths and forthcoming funerals around Washington.
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Joseph F. McGee
Church of the Sacred Heart
Mount Olivet
Corrigan
Archdiocese of Baltimore
Paul Griffith
St.Augustin’ S Church
B. F. Saul
M. H. Shea
BP. J. Nee
William McGee
Michael Cooney
I. S. Woodward
Father McGee
Lawrence McGee
Mrs. O'Hare
Baltimore
Fourteenth
Park Road
Births Reported From Several Local Couples
J and Rose M Conlon report a girl. Charles H and Mary Donohue announce a girl. Robert H and Maud Fetherstone a bus. Harry L and Carrie L Good a girl. Ralph N and Anna Leon a boy. Edward A and Kate Lloyd a boy. George and Whariotte A Plant a boy. John E and Anna B Fort a girl. Joseph A and May E O Raherty a gin. Howard S and Anna Omohundro a boy. Nicholas and Nicholeta Trutrubris a boy. Henry and Ethel Wheeler a boy. Richard and Lilie Colston a girl. Freeman and Marguerite Murray.
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Rose M. Conlon
Charles H
Mary Donohue
Robert H
Maud Fetherstone
Harry L
Carrie L. Good
Ralph N
Anna
Leon
Edward A
Kate Lloyd
George
Whariotte A. Plant
John E
Anna B Fort
Joseph A
May E O'Raougherty
Howard S
Anna Omohundro
Nicholas
Nicholeta Trutrubris
Henry and
Ethel Wheeler
Richard and
Lilie Colston
Reeman
Marguerite Murray
Cuticura Cures Tetter of the Scalp in Baby Heads
Mrs. Maggie Trammell from Pine Knot Kentucky reports a severe scalp tetter in her babies. She used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, noting marked improvement after the first application and eventual cure cited for both children. The ad promotes Cuticura products and a free 32 page Skin Book with samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Trammell
Esch
Cuticura
Dept. T
Mr. Cullom Improves After Illness at Home
Shelby M. Cullom former Illinois senator and Lincoln Memorial commission chairman was dangerously ill at his Washington home 1413 Massachusetts avenue northwest. He was more improved yesterday than at any time since he first took to bed more than a week ago. Fort Named for MacArthur in California remains designated Fort Mac Arthur at Fort Fermin.
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John Edward Fellinger
I Street
Mr. Fellinger
M. E. Kayhoe
Holmead Avenue
W. G. Sparrow
IT Street
W. W. Hall
W Street
Harry Fellinger
Fourteenth Street
Fred Fellinger
Mr. Cullom
Shelby M. Cullom
Illinois
Lincoln Memorial Commission
Massachusetts Avenue Northwest
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Robert A. Bulloch
Mane Gordoff Koones
Frederick K. Koones
New York City
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Emily Teulon
Hynesboro Park
Prince George County
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Grace Teulon
Blanche Emily Walker
Gertrude Eagle
Wilson Teulon
Norris
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March
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Herbert de Wedding of the Rose
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Anne Graves
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Socialist Party
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Massachusetts Avenue
T. B. Will
Willliam Lincoln Coleman
Young People’s Musical League
Capitol Grounds
H. F. Copperberg
Roscoe Jenkins
Victor Pullo
J. W. Richman
N. G. Turnquist
B. A. Weiss
John H. Dashiell
John Ireland
Annapolis
Dumbarton Avenue
McKendree
Mount Zion
Salisbury
Dickinson College
George M. Myers
Joseph Burch
Annie Dashiell
Irs
Charles H. Utermehle
Uaries J. Utermenie
George Washington University Hospital
Stermehle
Frederick
Pennsylvania Avenue
J. Willam Lee
Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
J. H. Nelms
Charles Griffith
Round Hill
Glenwood Chapel
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Round Hin
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Nathaniel Wilson
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Clarence RB. Wilson
Roseland
Oak Hill Cemetery
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Emerson Institute
MacArthur
Fermin
Cal
Fort
Kenyon
Bil
Ethel Austin
Boyds, Md
Edward D. Lewis
Boyds
J. Carroll Austin
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Takoma Park
D. C
Presbyterian
Montgomery
Corby Bakery
Byron S. Adams
11Th Street
Oyster Bros
Ter Arket
Bright
H. N. D. Parker
St. N.W
Wash
D.C
Judd & Detweiler
Tuc
Mazda
Hare
Ask Potomac Electric Power Co
14Th
C Sts. N. W
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
D. J. O'Connell
Pa. Ave
Royal Pilsen
Abner-Diary Brewing Company
West
John C. Ray
National
A. Muddiman & GO
FOOT
Consultus
Georges & Son, Inc
Heurich Brewing Co. Ee
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